Koh Samui Hotels and Travel Guide

The sandbar beaches, formed by the ocean's currents interacting with the three peaks of the island, are unique to the world. Their beauty will take your breath away. You can relax in the crystal-clear water with beautiful coral. Read More...

Ride on the world's largest land animal. Experience enchanting views of Koh Samui's beautiful jungle and coconut plantations. Watch an amazing Elephant show and don't miss the meet & feed and photo opportunity. Read More...

Koh Samui's things to do and see are varied and interesting. From mummified monks to the famous 'grandma' and 'grandpa' rocks to waterfalls, there's nothing to stop you having a blast on the island. Read More...

Koh Samui has some of the best nightlife in Thailand. Discos, music venues, beer bars, night shopping, and even lady boxing... When it comes to partying, people here sure know how to throw a good one. Read More...

You'll never go hungry on Samui; that much is certain! From delicious Thai food to international fivestar cuisine, these days the island caters to every taste. No matter what food you like you'll find it somewhere on Samui. Read More...

There’s so much to do and see on and off the island so why not book a tour to broaden your perspective and just simply have a great time? Read More...

Samui's busiest piece of action has some of the Island's finest surf and shopping. Nightlife in Chaweng is streets ahead of anywhere else on Samui. Read More...

Samui's second major beach is located on a cozy corner in the south of the island. Smaller and a bit more laid-back than Chaweng, you can comfortably walk into town in the evening. Read More...

The setting for the eponymous 'perfect' beach in Alex Garland's book, Ang Thong really was once home to a group of travellers who'd permanently dropped out of society. They've now moved on to Koh Phangan, but Ang Thong remains as stunning as ever. Read More...

Big Buddha temple sits majestically on a small rocky island off Koh Samui’s north-eastern corner. Known locally as Wat Phra Yai, it remains one of the island’s most popular attractions. Read More...

Luxury suite or budget room? Boutique hotel, thatched bungalow or international resort? Prefer a secluded boutique resort or want to be close to the nightlife? Koh Samui offers a multitude of choices. Read More...

Samui offers a variety of daytrip tours such as: Around the Island, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Game Fishing, Eco Tours Read More...

Just 25 kilometres long and 21 kilometres wide, Koh Samui is very easy to get around. A ring road loops around the island's lush interior, linking beaches and local attractions. Read More...

Koh Samui's beaches are its main attraction with white sand and warm water. From the party beaches of Chaweng and Lamai, the charms of Maenam, to the exclusive enclave of Choeng Mon. Read More...

The island's dining scene has a high level of sophistication and is remarkably varied. Dine on the beach, in air-conditioned comfort, or surrounded by gardens and lotus ponds. Read More...

Koh Phangan, home of the legendary Full Moon Party is still party central, but Koh Samui's nightlife also features beach bars to sophisticated cocktail lounges. Read More...

There are hundreds of shopping bargains to be had on Samui, the main shopping sites being in Chaweng, Lamai and Nathon, but there are shops worth visiting elsewhere on Samui. Read More...

Take your pick from Diving, Golf, Sailing, Mountain Biking, Go Karting, Bowling, Elephant Trekking, Bungee Jumping, Horseriding, Kayaking, Fishing and Martial Arts, just to mention a few. Read More...

The most convenient way to get to Koh Samui is flying with Bangkok Airways from Bangkok itself, or from Singapore, Phuket or Pattaya. There are over 20 flights a day from Bangkok. Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays hotels with photos, facilities and comments as well as attractions, landmarks and more with links to relevant information pages. Read More...

World famous due to its Full Moon, Half Moon and many other parties, Koh Phangan actually only has about 10,000 fulltime inhabitants yet up to 30,000 visitors party there. Read More...

Once the haunt of sea-turtles, this small island north of Koh Samui has become a magnet for those who really want to get away from it all. Read More...